woofermusic, without the browser.

Your library, playing locally or wherever the next song belongs. A small desktop player for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

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Woofer showing the Late night focus playlist, a playing track, and the queue open.

Play here. Take it there.

A real Spotify Connect device on your desktop, with controls for speakers, phones, TVs, and more.

Keep the words close.

Synced lyrics with optional translation and romanization, plus a quiet, honest fallback when words are unavailable.

Light on the room.

A small desktop app that starts quickly, stays keyboard-friendly, and keeps the music going from the tray.

the good kind of desktop app

A player with a pulse, not a pile of tabs.

Woofer keeps the useful parts of a music player in one calm window: your library, the queue, lyrics, and the devices already on your account. It starts quickly, stays out of the way, and tells you when Spotify needs something from you.

play here / play thereMove playback to a speaker, phone, TV, or another computer without losing the thread.

read between the linesFollow synced lyrics, echo a translation, or romanize a script for a better sing-along.

make it yoursLight or dark, album-art colour, shortcuts, a tray, and a Winamp mini player when the mood calls for it.

listen in the shape you want

A window for the album. A corner for the song.

Woofer's lyrics panel following a song beside a playlist. — Lyrics stay beside the music, with the current line easy to find.

Woofer's compact Winamp-style player with an equalizer and playlist. — When you want less window, the mini player wears a classic skin.

Playing needs Spotify Premium. Browsing your library works without it.

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Start with a song. Stay for the details.

downloadSee the current build status, platform notes, and the source-install route.

use itLearn the player, library, queue, lyrics, tray, and keyboard shortcuts.

extend itRead the reviewed, sandboxed plugin system and its honest limits.